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Saroori enquires about welf-being of patients 5/11/2015 12:24:32 AM Early Times Report Kishtwar, May 10: Vice President Jammu and Kashmir Pradesh Congress Committee GM Saroori today visited District Hospital Kishtwar and enquired about the health of Sajad Hussain son of Mohammad Ramzan resident of Hasti Kishtwar who was injured in the Scorpio accident and patients from kishtwar and Inderwal segments. He was accompanied by Medical Supdtt. Kishtwar Dr. Parvez and other Doctors of the Hospital. Saroori asked the doctors about the status of injured patient and ask the Doctors to extend best possible Medicare to the patients. He also wished for early recovery of the patients. He also visited the residence of Gulla Ganie and Javeid Ahmed Ganei to personally condole the demise of their sons namely Sajjad Hussain (24 years) and Muzaffer Hussain (25 years) both resident of Melan Kishtwar who passed away yesterday when the Scorpio falls into deep gorge on NHPC road Kishtwar. Saroori expressed his sympathy and solidarity with them, offered fatiyah, consoled the family members and prayed for eternal peace to the departed souls.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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